A contributor named glgorman has submitted an entry for the One Hertz Challenge, which is an analog software clock designed for Microsoft Windows. The project is in its early stages and features code that computes geometric objects like points, lines, and circles without branch instructions. It includes calculations for the angle of the sun to accurately cast shadows from the clock hands onto the clock face. The project is inspired by Euclid’s Elements, a significant historical geometry text. Additionally, it explores creative designs that emphasize date display and use colors instead of traditional clock hands.